Graduate School Admission Results

Disheartening but expected. I applied on the 28th of January i.e. 10 days after the deadline. Also, I had almost no Biomedical background.

Applied for the Ph.D. program, however, received an intimation that I wasn't admitted but was recommended for admission at the Master of Science Program in Materials Science and Engineering in Nanomaterials and Nanoengineering. Congrats to all those, who have received the offer.

Applied for the Ph.D. program, however, received an intimation that I wasn't admitted but was recommended for admission at the Master of Science Program in Materials Science and Engineering in Nanomaterials and Nanoengineering. Congrats to all those, who have received the offer.

It was my dreamschool. Congrats to admitted people

I haven't submitted GRE. 2 accepted publications and 1 pending. Multiple projects

1 academic, 2 professional LORs. 1 publication. Final year undergraduate student. Specialization: Computer Architecture

Someone asked for an admitted student to post their stats, so I thought I'd post mine. Reading through who has been rejected, I am amazed I got in. I feel very lucky, and I hope that you all get good offers from other schools :) I go to a very non-prestigious or selective (but still nice!) state school and my undergrad is in computer science. I have a 3.877 GPA, have been doing research in AI/ML for two years with an awesome professor, and am co-authored on three publications in social network modeling, one of which was also accepted at a AAAI conference. I also work as a grader for my uni's AI course (both this semester and last). I do have some unique aspects to my personal history that might've helped my application as well; I started college when I was 16 and have a lot of artistic pursuits on my resume. Two of my rec letters were from CS faculty at my school, and the third was from a creative writing instructor I am very close to. Best of luck to everyone this season! Oh, and I didn't take the GRE! Actually, I wasn't going to apply to grad school in CS until they decided to waive the GRE--I took the ACT five times in high school because I'm neurotic, and quite honestly, I can't make myself go through standardized testing again.

Received an email congratulations from a professor who interviewed me and the formal offer letter a few days later from another professor. The letter says I will have full support for five years, and the stipend is $22,550 per academic year (about $2505 per month). Anyone knows if this is enough to survive in Madison? No idea how much it costs to live in US.

No published papers, 1 patent

TTPB: invited virtual open house. However, it is not clear whether it was sent to all applicants. Anyone who knows about this?

Area: AI

Well they seem to have very little seats left after Covid related deferral. So they are almost not taking anyone for MS. Of course that means you are paying application fees to fund the college, but that is the truth with many colleges who seek to have 1000 applicants for 100 seats to create the impression of 10% admittance, sometimes even encouraging applicants with good GRE scores to apply for free. Wisconsin on the other hand charges for MS and separately for PMP.

Anybody heard back from this program. Every year they start announcing results from Jan.

First rejection. Disappointed AF!